
African Entrepreneurship Record
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Prince Heixinggen from the Swabia branch of the Hohenzollern family sees the turmoil in Europe and the impending war, deciding it's better not to stay.He embarks on land acquisition in East Africa, focusing on immigration and development, laying the foundation with agriculture, taking one step at a time, and leveraging the crisis to achieve industrialization.
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- Chapter 1071 - 80: The United Kingdom’s Attention
- Chapter 1070 - 79: Arms Trade First
- Chapter 1069 - 78: Led by Germany
- Chapter 1068 - 77: East Africa Moves North
- Chapter 1067 - 76: Geopolitical Game
- Chapter 1066 - 75: Persian Gulf
- Chapter 1065 - 74: Advancing Side by Side
- Chapter 1064 - 73: Developing from “Demand”
- Chapter 1063 - 72: Industrial Exploration in Iringa City
- Chapter 1062 - 71: Agricultural Crisis
- Chapter 1061 - 70: Using "Europe and America" as a Mirror
- Chapter 1060 - 69: Austria-Hungary Navy Seeks Assistance
- Chapter 1059 - 68: Perseverance Battleship
- Chapter 1058 - 67: Education
- Chapter 1057 - 66: East Africa’s Lack of Morality
- Chapter 1056 - 65: Chemical Industry Safety
- Chapter 1055 - 64: Industry Feeds Agriculture
- Chapter 1054 - 63: New Agriculture
- Chapter 1053 - 62: The Pump Station Revolution
- Chapter 1052 - 61: Harare Industrial and Agricultural Development Plan
- Chapter 1051 - 60: The Problem of Resource-Based Cities
- Chapter 1050 - 59: Electrification
- Chapter 1049 - 58: Railway Plan for the Second Five-Year Program
- Chapter 1048 - 57: The Second Five-Year Plan
- Chapter 1047 - 56: Capital of Automobiles
- Chapter 1046 - 55: End of the "15 Plan
- Chapter 1045 - 54: The World’s Largest Closed Country
- Chapter 1044 - 513: Arms Trade
- Chapter 1043 - 512: Joining the Naval Arms Race
- Chapter 1042 - 51: Defense Industry
- Chapter 1041 - 50: Economic Situation in 1904
- Chapter 1040 - 49: Alloy Steel
- Chapter 1039 - 48: Early Completion of the Steel Industry Plan
- Chapter 1038 - 47: Planning Ahead
- Chapter 1037 - 46: Surveillance
- Chapter 1036 - 45: Russian Navy Comes Ashore
- Chapter 1035 - 44: Southern German Kingdom
- Chapter 1034 - 43: Overseas Territory Development
- Chapter 1033 - 42: Reverse Migration
- Chapter 1032 - 41: Choosing the Route
- Chapter 1031 - 40: Negotiations
- Chapter 1030 - 39: The Tsarist Government’s Impatience
- Chapter 1029 - 38: Outbreak of the Russo-Japanese War
- Chapter 1028 - 37: Market
- Chapter 1027 - 36: Light Industry
- Chapter 1026 - 35: Taking Sides
- Chapter 1025 - 34: Budding
- Chapter 1024 - 33: Borrowing Money
- Chapter 1023 - 32: Naval Development
- Chapter 1022 - 31: New Battleship Model
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Prince Heixinggen from the Swabia branch of the Hohenzollern family sees the turmoil in Europe and the impending war, deciding it's better not to stay.He embarks on land acquisition in East Africa, focusing on immigration and development, laying the foundation with agriculture, taking one step at a time, and leveraging the crisis to achieve industrialization.